Section 243 Metlife Stadium (2024)

FAQs

What is the best section to sit at MetLife Stadium? ›

The Best Seats at MetLife Stadium

First, in my opinion, whether you sit on the Giants side (sections 109 to 117) or the visitor side (sections 134 to 143) some of the best seats are in sections 135, 136, 137, 112, 113, and 114. Putting aside the coolness factor, the best seat would be between rows 10 and 20.

If you're seeking the sun, most sections on the east (home) side of the stadium will keep you warm. Sections 108-118 and 208-219 are particularly sun soak. Seats behind the north end zone will also stay sunny later into the afternoon.

Infill and Modular Seating

Speaking of infill, these versatile and often modular sections have grown in popularity due to their ability to be retrofit. Typically added during a renovation, these sections can be customized to provide enhanced amenities or expanded seating capacity for different types of events.

MetLife Stadium is an open stadium but there is cover from row 36 - 45 in sections 121-131, 101-106 and 146-149.

Despite the price, seats situated near the halfway line are usually the first to be sold as they usually belong to season ticket holders, or those in hospitality, as they are considered the very best seats in a football stadium.

The only factor to consider is the structure of the stadium. 'Behind the goal posts' gives a better view of the game because nothing covers the whole play like that spot. You should go for the middle level as the lower level view is completely blinded by the post. And the top level view would give you an eagle view.

Simply put, it's exactly what it says: new construction that “fills in” a vacant lot or sometimes takes the place of a dilapidated or abandoned structure. Some infill is residential, like a townhouse or apartment building, and some is commercial, like a storefront.

Infill can mean development on vacant or formerly industrial land, such as former railyards, military bases, or parking lots, as well as the construction of additional units on existing residential or commercial lots, such as Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs).

Infill sites are tracts of empty or under-utilised land in urban and built-up areas. These sites are ripe with opportunity because of their location. Infill sites are typically found in less desirable areas; but used well, they can be a source of urban renewal and value for the surrounding community.

MetLife Stadium has no roof; you will in effect be sitting outdoors. If it is raining, you will get wet (and unlike baseball, football is played in the rain...). You therefore dress for being outdoors in the northeastern United States for several hours in early December.

Where to sit at Giants stadium? ›

Lower box seats along the first baseline are great, but typically populated with visiting-team fans who want to be close to the visitors' dugout. Lower box seats along the third baseline are ideal—sunny, spirited, Lou Seal sightings, near the Giants dugout. These are ideal. Club Level is the best.

There are four shades of gray for the seats. The columns are a sort of gunmetal gray. Walls are medium. Some of the color comes from mood lighting on some signage, which can be switched from green for the Jets to blue for the Giants from game to game.

Lower box seats along the first baseline are great, but typically populated with visiting-team fans who want to be close to the visitors' dugout. Lower box seats along the third baseline are ideal—sunny, spirited, Lou Seal sightings, near the Giants dugout. These are ideal. Club Level is the best.

Best Seats For Viewing The Game

As we said, the best seats for seeing everything happen on the gridiron in perfect clarity are those perches on the 50-yard line. Between rows 10-20 is ideal as you can see the whole field without being too far away.

If being close to the action is important to you and you don't mind being surrounded by people, we recommend buying floor seats at a concert. It's an incredibly unique experience and the energy is unmatched by sections where fans are required to stay within the assigned boundaries of their seats.

The MetLife 50 Club guarantees you an exciting gameday experience. These mid-field seats include access to the MetLife 50 club featuring all-inclusive upscale food and non-alcoholic beverages and access to the private field-level patio directly behind the opposing team's bench.